Updated README

A script to automatically download and perform integrity verifications for various pre-programmed pieces of software.

This was created primarily for my own usage, to remove the need to manually download and verify some of the software packages that I use.

This was created primarily for my own usage, to remove the need to manually download and verify some of the software packages that I use. I have a Windows 10 machine at work, which is why some Windows tools are supported as well.

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Ensure that your current working directory is that of the script, and the `sites/` and `downloads/` directories are present.

The `sites/` directory contains the URLs/origins of the downloadable files. For example, the download 'site' for the Ubuntu ISOs is `releases.ubuntu.com`. These are separated from the main script to help prevent accidental modification.

The `sites/` directory contains the URLs/origins of the downloadable files. For example, the download 'site' for the Ubuntu ISOs is `http://releases.ubuntu.com/`. These are separated from the main script to help prevent accidental modification.

Run the script using `./dl-integrity-verify.sh` or `bash dl-integrity-verify.sh`.

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## GnuPG Support

By default, the script will use `gpg2` (GnuPG 2.x) for signature verifications. If you'd like to use `gpg` (GnuPG 1.x) instead, you can use the `--gpg` option, as described above.

By default, the script will use `gpg2` (GnuPG 2.x) for signature verifications, unless only `gpg` (GnuPG 1.x) is available. If you'd like to force the usage of `gpg` (GnuPG 1.x), you can use the `--gpg` option, as described above.